Junk removal in Peabody,
gone the same day.

What we haul out in Peabody

Peabody earned the name the Leather City from its tannery and mill years, and that history still shows up in the housing. Downtown around Peabody Square and the Proctor side hold older two-families and worker homes with deep basements and tight stair turns, while West Peabody runs to mid-century capes, ranches, and split-levels on bigger lots near Crystal Lake and Brooksby Farm. Both kinds of home fill their basements, attics, and garages over the decades, so a big share of our Peabody work is estate and whole-house cleanouts, often timed to a closing or a listing. We work room by room, carry every piece out ourselves, and hand you the price before we start.

Most of what we take is the stuff curbside pickup leaves behind. Bulky items usually do not go out with the weekly trash, which is exactly the pile people call us to make disappear. We load the fridge that has been sitting in the cellar, the washer and dryer, the old water heater, the sectional nobody can move alone, the yard waste stacked behind the garage, and the TVs and other electronics. You only pay for the space the load fills in the truck, never an hourly clock, and there is no fuel surcharge tacked on at the end.

Mattresses are their own headache here. Massachusetts no longer lets mattresses and box springs go in the regular trash, so we haul them off and handle them under the state rules, instead of leaving them on your porch waiting for a separate pickup that may never line up. The same goes for box springs from a guest room, a kid’s bunk set, or a whole apartment turnover. We take them out with the rest of the load so you are not stuck timing a special collection or guessing what the city will and will not take that week.

The calls come from all over Peabody. A family clearing a parent’s house near Lynnfield Street before it sells, a landlord turning a unit between tenants downtown, a West Peabody contractor who needs renovation debris gone before the next trade shows up, a garage or basement off Lowell Street that finally hit its limit. Some jobs are a single pickup, some are a multi-day whole-house clear. If you need a dumpster dropped on a public street instead, Peabody may want a permit for that, which the property owner pulls, and we will flag it early so the day does not stall. We match the crew and the truck to the load, quote the number first, and leave the place swept.